White-Out from Artists and Writers Protest against the War in Vietnam

Rudolf BaranikWW-1967-M028290

1967·Etching from a portfolio of nine screenprints (two with collage additions, one with die-cut, one with punched holes), six lithographs (one with embossing), and one etching·plate (irreg.): 14 13/16 × 17 1/16" (37.6 × 43.3 cm); sheet: 21 × 25 13/16" (53.3 × 65.6 cm)

Catalogue

Year: 1967
Medium: Etching from a portfolio of nine screenprints (two with collage additions, one with die-cut, one with punched holes), six lithographs (one with embossing), and one etching
Dimensions: plate (irreg.): 14 13/16 × 17 1/16" (37.6 × 43.3 cm); sheet: 21 × 25 13/16" (53.3 × 65.6 cm)
Collection: Museum of Modern Art
Artist: Rudolf Baranik

Artist

Rudolf Baranik

Printmaking

Rudolf Baranik was an American painter and printmaker whose work emerged from postwar abstraction and evolved toward social and political engagement. Working primarily in oil, acrylic, and screenprint, he developed a gestural language that reflected both formal experimentation and a commitment to art as a tool for social critique. His practice spanned five decades, bridging mid-century modernism and activist aesthetics.

Lithuania

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